The home environment is closely related to our health. Improper arrangements can not only affect living comfort but may also damage health luck. From the perspective of Feng Shui, certain common home arrangements can disrupt the occupant's energy field, leading to physical and mental health issues.

The bedroom is an important place for rest, but having a mirror facing the bed is a common mistake. Mirrors belong to the Metal element, and their reflected sharp light can disrupt the sleep magnetic field, causing vivid dreams and easy waking. Long-term, it may affect mental state. Similarly, an air conditioner blowing directly at the head of the bed can lead to a leakage of Yang energy, causing headaches and joint pain; clutter accumulated under the bed can create a turbid energy field, breeding mold and dust mites.

In the kitchen, exposed knives can create 'sharp edge sha' (煞), increasing anxiety; a trash bin too close to the stove may lead to "illness entering from the mouth," affecting digestive health. These seemingly minor details invisibly impact our physical and mental well-being.

The bathroom requires special attention. A toilet directly facing the bathroom door may lead to the leakage of foul energy, causing urinary system issues; a constantly dripping tap not only symbolizes wealth loss but the persistent dripping sound can create chronic stress; a bed pressed against the bathroom wall can make sensitive individuals feel unwell.

In the living room, a highly reflective TV wall can create 'light sha,' causing eye strain; too many large green plants may enhance Yin energy, making people listless; dust accumulated in floor gaps can easily trigger respiratory diseases.

Furthermore, some bad habits need improvement: avoid placing large water-containing items like big water bottles near the bedhead to prevent "water and fire conflict"; medicines and sharp tools should not be placed randomly to avoid bringing "sickness talisman" and "sharp blade sha."

Improving home Feng Shui isn't complicated. Simple adjustments can create a healthy and harmonious living environment. Remember, the best Feng Shui is always in your own hands.